Revisiting Habermas - Exploring the Theoretical Roots and Contemporary Challenges of Communicative Urban and Regional Planning

Mattila, Hanna

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Revisiting Habermas - Exploring the Theoretical Roots and Contemporary Challenges of Communicative Urban and Regional Planning



Title:	Revisiting Habermas - Exploring the Theoretical Roots and Contemporary Challenges of Communicative Urban and Regional Planning
Author(s):	Mattila, Hanna
Date:	2017
Language:	en
Pages:	99 + app. 109
Department:	Rakennetun ympäristön laitos Department of Built Environment
ISBN:	978-952-60-3748-6 (electronic) 978-952-60-7429-0 (printed)
Series:	Aalto University publication series DOCTORAL DISSERTATIONS, 91/2017
ISSN:	1799-4942 (electronic) 1799-4934 (printed) 1799-4934 (ISSN-L)
Supervising professor(s):	Mäntysalo, Raine, Prof., Aalto-yliopisto, Department of Built Environment, Finland
Thesis advisor(s):	Mäntysalo, Raine, Prof., Aalto-yliopisto, Department of Built Environment, Finland
Subject:	Regional planning, Transport engineering
Keywords:	communicative planning, communicative action, Habermas, planning theory, kommunikatiivinen suunnittelu, kommunikatiivinen toiminta
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Parts: [Publication 1]: Mattila, Hanna. Public participation and legitimacy management in planning – Finnish welfarist planning tradition viewed in light of Habermas’s theory of legitimation. Submitted to the journal Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography in the year 2016. [Publication 2]: Mattila, Hanna. 2016. Can collaborative planning go beyond locally focused notions of the ‘public interest’? The potential of Habermas’ concept of ‘generalizable interest’ in pluralist and trans-scalar planning discourses. Planning Theory, volume 15, issue 4, pages 344–365. ISSN: 1473-0952. DOI: 10.1177/1473095216640568 View at Publisher [Publication 3]: Mattila, Hanna. 2016. The strategic and communicative uses of architectural designs in planning: a Habermasian perspective on the case of Guggenheim Helsinki. DATUTOP, issue 34, pages 242-270. ISSN: 0359-7105. [Publication 4]: Mattila, Hanna. The ‘aesthetic turn’ as a bridge between communicative and agonist planning theories – Exploring the interplay of ‘consensus’ and ‘dissensus’ with a view on its implications for Finnish planning. Accepted for publication in the journal Architectural Research in Finland in the year 2016.
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